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Monday, July 23, 2018

Getting Started With Database Development Using SQL Provision

Developers, when working on databases rather than the application code, often find they have less freedom to experiment than they are used to. It's not necessarily easy to set up a database for testing, especially if the process isn't automated. They'll need to dig around in source control, build the database at the correct version, and then fill it with a set of anonymized test data. Once it's done, it tends to be a "protected" asset, to avoid repeating the whole process. However, during the early "proof-of-concept" phases of development, this is precisely what it required. Developers need to feel free to experiment, and if they break something, simply tear down the database, rebuild it in its previous consistent state, and try again, just as they would with any application code. If the database is large and they need to test with realistic data in realistic volumes, then to recreate it on demand in seconds rather than minutes requires a different approach. SQL Provision, which integrates SQL Clone and Data Masker for SQL Server, handles this use case very well.


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